Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-02-21 | Page 18 | Fall Injuries End in Death

FALL INJURIES END IN DEA DEATH Lloyd Brown 36 of Woods Cross died in a a. Salt Lake City hospital Monday at a. a m. m of injuries suffered suffered suf suf- Saturday afternoon when he was cut by a hay knife on a farm near Bountiful Mr Brown who was an at the Utah Oil Refining company plant fell from a haystack onto the hay knife suffering severe abdominal abdominal nal cuts Born at Woods Cross July 25 1901 ho was a a. son of Alma C. C and Phoebe Hatch Brown and had resided resided re re- re sided in Woods Cross all his life He is survived by his widow Mrs Marvel May Doty Brown three daughters Phoebe Donna and Marvel Marvel Marvel Mar Mar- vel Brown his stepmother Mrs Hulda Brown all of ot Woods Cross four brothers Asa Brown Woods Cross Schley L. L Brown Salt Lake City and Vernon and Keith Brown half-brothers half of Woods Cross four sisters Mrs Nellie Page and Mrs Ireta Page Woods Cross Mrs Millie Mil Mu- lie Balderston Idaho Falls Idaho and Mrs Francis Cook Syracuse Utah a stepbrother Joseph Miller Salt Lake City and a stepsister Ii Helen Marr Miller Woods Cross Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1 p. p m. m in the South Bountiful j- j L. L D. D S. S ward chapel by Bishop Ezra T. T Hatch Interment will follow in the Bountiful come come- tery The casket will be open at the Union mortuary in Bountiful until 5 p. p m. m Wednesday and on Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day evening and Thursday prior to services at the family residence